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IN MEMORY OF
Ray Douville
GIFT OF ..B.e.t..t.y....D.Q.u.y.i.lle.

DATE July.. 1.9.86

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Time it was.

And what a time it was,
It was . . .

A time of innocence,
A time of confidences.
Long ago ... it must be . . .
I have a photograph.
Preserve your memories;
They're all that's left you.

--Simon & Garfunkel

Ill

the members
of the one hundred first graduating
class of Sutton High School,
do this book hereby dedicate:

to the Past,
in all that it may teach us,
in all that we should not forget.

EXITUS 1976

Sutton Memorial High School
Sutton, Massachusetts

Volume thirty-eight

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION 1

DEDICATION 4

STUDENTS 7

SENIORS 27

SCHOOL STAFF 45

SPORTS 60

CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 82

ADS 110

AUTOGRAPHS 122

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 124

Seniors: Kim McMillen, Christine Pearson, David Peterson, Donna Nordstrom,
Debra Nichols, Linda Millett, Kathryn Milkman, Christine Morse, Jill
Perry.

Juniors: Nancy Silun, Robin Putnam, Debra Ohrn, Margaret Malmgren, Lisa
Jacques, Lisa Johnson, Donna Reidy, Cathy Johnson, Paula Roberge, Margaret
.McKinnon, Robert Magner, Robin Raymond.

Seniors: James La Cava, Curtis Maurand, David Lavallee, JoAnne LeBel, Shirley
Maynard, George King, Debra Kender, Donna LaVergne, Ann Klewiec, Melinda
McCuUough. ^

Juniors: Paula Cressy, Laurie Gurney, Rebecca Goodwin, Robert Chamber-
lain, Gary Eaton, Gerald Green, David Harting, Carl Ekman, Kevin Demers,
John Gingras, Carrie Eaton, Valarie Gifford.

Sophomores: John Belculfine, Ronald Benoit, Thomas Gayer, John Annis, Kevin
Bickford, Philip Beckwith, Gayle Belle, Linda Brote, Michelle Boisvert, David
Bill, Ronald Annis, Kim Broberg, Bonnie Brigham, Christine Adamsky.

Juniors: Nancy Silun, Robin Putnam, Debbie Orhn, Mary Malmgren, Lisa Jac-
ques, Lisa Johnson, Donna Reidy, Robert Magner, Cathy Johnson, Robin Ray-
mond, Paula Roberge, Margaret McKinnon.

Sophomores: Laura Pannacione, Denise Lavoie, Kathi Noel, Rebecca Johnson,
Christopher McCuUough, Nancy Morano, Andrew Mosher, Robert Malmgren,
John Kalvanik, Diane Kowszik, Colleen Murray, Cathy Le Clair, Mary Joubert,
Martin Linder.

Freshmen: Debra Maynard, Darleen Plante, Cathleen Morse, Joseph Raad,
Robert Peledeau, Paul Noel, Francis Pardee, Dwayne Nichols, Willaim Mor-
resey, Denise Peledeau, James Pelletier, Douglas Robbins, Lori Partridge,
Jeanne Millet, Cynthia Orphin, Pauline Picard, Marie Pearson, Fern Perrault,
Barbara Olson, Linda Moore, Barry Naughton.

Freshmen: Marjorie Andrews, Donna D'Attoro, James Christenson, Francis
Cichy, Dennis Anderson, William Davis, Steven Callahan, Tamara Dickerson,
Bonnie Anderson, Brian Bickford, Wayne Demers, Maureen Belle, Robert
Bromley, Lisa Chouinard, Laurie Bernard, Anthony Chomo, Cathy Ballard,
Vivian Alger, Debra Boisvert, Bernie Chase, Clark Eaton, Donna Amato.

Seniors: Connie Donahue, Debra Cross, Gail Desjardins, Cheryl Croteau,
Paul Flagg, Allison Eaton, Richard Eklund, April Doolittle.

Sophomores: (Top To Bottom) Richard MacLaren, Brian Towle, Kathy Naughton,
Stephen Young, Karen Whittier, Raymond Turgeon, Wendy Swan, Karen Swart,
Donna Winkiewicz, Christine Tighe, Loretta Vincent.

Freshmen: (Left To Right) Elizabeth Lore, Wendy Gamble, John Grundstrom,
Michael Hannon, Donald Jacques, Mark Goodwin, Russell Kleber, William Lind-
strom, Kenneth Mars, James Jacques, William Louis, Scott King, Karen John-
son, Daniel Malmgren, Kevin Gardner, Teresa Gatto, Suzanne Gagne, Delia
Harmon, Karen Gagner, Debra Jacques, Teresa Hannon, Tina Forleo, Denise
Levergne, Joy Linder.

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Sophmores: Bonnie Dawicki, Pamela Cross, Rebecca Chesley, Karen Dumas,
Linda Chase, Joanne Donnelly, Burton Clark, Paul Domey, Eric Christenson,
Joan Donahue, Cynthia Chase.

Juniors: Michael Hatfield, Michael LeClair, Fred Novicki, Donald Plante,
Michael Charest, David Leno, Stephen LeClaire, Wayne Carrier, Keith Orphi
Richard Rafferty.

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Sophomores: Mary Lou Fontaine, Winona Head, Deborah Johnson, David Gvaz-
dauskas, Wendy Goodwin, Thomas Damstrom, Dianne Harting, Kim Ekman,
Denise Healy, Lynn Helgeson, Terrance Coombs.

Seniors: Brian Crosby, Cheryl Chase, Susan
Comeau, Robert Anyon, Donna Connolly, Wendy
Annis, Ronde Bergeson, Robert Corey, Randy
Bebka, Audrey Auger, Cathie Anderson.

Seniors: Priscilla Pentland, Donna Schroeder, Diane Stahl,
Wendell Harris, Barbara Moore, Henry Bruno.

Junior Class Officers: President
Robert Magner, Vice-President
Kevin Swart, Secretary Lynne
Abbott, and Treasurer Karen Ara
kalian.

Sophomores: Laurie Pierce, Janet Burdick,
William Callahan, Donald Eaton, Brad
Pierce, Henry Lavallee, and Bruce Stahl.

Sophomore Class Officers: Secretary Kim Broberg, Presi-
dent David Guazdauskas, Vice-President Andrew Mosher,
and Treasurer Wendy Goodwin,

Freshmen: Ida Mae Sargent, Sandra Zuidema, Virginia Tucker, Caroline Shep-
ard, Robin Whitney, Barbara Vickery, Louise Starkweather, Patricia Winkie-
wicz, Linda Zastaway, Timothy Stevenson, Steven Richard, Edward Smith,
Thomas Ryan, John Sfakianos, Jeanne Pellitier, Robert Tanner, Arthur Stock-
well, Alfred St. John, William Stockhaus, Steven Schroeder.

Richard jigsawing in I. A. Sophomores: Donald O'Day, Karen Roy,

Dennis Maynard, Richard Potter, Stephen
Jacques, Mary Morrissey, Norman Anyon.

Melinda McCullough, ed.

1. Each day teachers will fill lamps, clean
chimneys, and trim wicks.

2. Each teacher will bring a bucket of
water and a scuttle of coal for the day
session.

3. Pens should be made carefully. They
may be whittled to the individual taste
of the pupil.

4. Men teachers may take one night each
week for courting purposes, or two
evenings a week if they go to church
regularly.

5. After school teachers must spend the
time until supper reading the Bible and
other good books.

6. Women teachers who marry or engage
in unseemly conduct will be discharged.

Every teacher should lay aside from
each month's pay a goodly sum for his
benefit during his declining years so
that he will not become a burden on soc-
iety.

Any teacher who smokes, uses liquor
in any form, frequents pool halls or
public halls, or gets shaved in a barber
shop, shall give good reason to suspect
his worth, integrity and honesty.

The teacher who performs his duties
regularly and faithfully and without
fault for five years, will be given an
increase of 25 cents a week in his pay,
providing the Board of Education ap-
proves.

Melinda McCullough

SOCCER

FIELD HOCKEY

CROSS COUNTRY

Sept.

12
16

Nipmuc
Bromfield

Southbridge— 10 A.M.

10
12

Bay Path
Bartlett

1 8

Shepherd Hill

Douglas

Valley-Tech

Bay Path

Bromfield

Oxford

Bromfield

Hopedale

Douglas

Honedale

Valley-Tech

Oct.

Nipmuc

Oct.

Blackstone-Millville

Nipmuc
Douglas

7
9

Nipmuc
Rromfield

rsiacKstone-iviiuviue
Doufflas

Hopedale

Blackstone-Millville

Bromfield

Valley-Tech

Bromfield

Hopedale

Southbridge

Hopedale

Valley-Tech

Douglas

Nipmuc

Blackstone-Millville

Douglas

Blackstone-Millville

Norfolk Agric.

Oxford

Blackstone-Millville

Nov.

Bay Path

Nov.

Bay Path

Southbridge

Shepherd Hill

GIRLS BASKETBALL
DEC.

17 Notre Dame
19 Uxbridge
23 Marian

JAN.

5 Hopedale

7 Bromfield

12 Nipmuc

14 Blk.Millville

19 Douglas
21 Hopedale
26 Bromfield
28 Nipmuc

Feb.

2 Blk-Millville
4 Douglas
10 Marian

13 Bay Path

nite 6:15

17 Notre Dame

20 Marianhill
23 Marianhill

nite 6:30

26 Assabet

BOYS BASKETBALL
DEC.

17 Bay Path
19 Shepard Hill
23 Uxbridge

29 Marianhill

30 Bromfield

JAN.
3 Valley Tech
6 Hopedale
9 Blk-Millville

16
20
23
27
30

Nipmuc
Douglas
Bromfield
Valley Tech
Hopedale

FEB.

3 Blk-Millville

6 Assabet
10 Nipmuc
13 Douglas
20 Marianhill
24 Bay Path

Phil Beckwith gets ready to steal the ball
from this Blackstone Valley player.

Kevin Bickf ord jumps
high in the air to head
this ball.

Co-captains Robert Corey and Peter Gvazdauskas
with Coach William Ellis.

Bob Magner quickly brings the ball Rob Corey is ready to charge the ball
upfield against Douglas. on a muddv field.

Manager C, McCullough, J. LaCava, R. Corey, Coach Ellis, P. Gvazdauskas,
P. Flagg, D. Peterson, J. Bill, D. Jacques, R. Kleber, G. Eaton, M.
Hatfield, B. Bickford, B. Magner, A. Hicks, F. Cichy, K. Bickford, P.
Beckwith, D. Gvazdauskas, A. Mosher.

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The Sutton Soccer team concluded
another very successful season this
November. The team won the Dual
Valley Conference title with a record
of 12-1-2, and was eligible for the
District 111 Tournament. Sutton was
eliminated in the semi-finals by a
very tough opponent, Quabbin Region-
al. Still it was a truly great season
for a very young team, one that shall
be heard from in future years.

First year Soccer Coach William
Ellis played a major role in the team's
success this year. Though the team
lost seven players from last year's
squad. Coach Ellis found the right
players for each position. Four
players were selected to the con-
ference All -Star team and three of
them were placed on the Central Mass.
All -Stars, this years team was a
tribute to not only the players, but to
Coach Ellis.

Another factor contributing to
Sammie Success was the combination
forward-halfback lines that were the
offensive punch of the team. Senior
Bob Corey and his Junior partner Bob
Magner, who were co- scoring leaders

in the league, led the Sammie attack
that scored 3.61 goals per game.

Freshman Fran Cichy and Brian
Bickford were pleasant additions to the
line. Kevin Swart and Phil Beckwith
rounded out the high scoring machine.

The Halfback corps was very
strong, comprised of three outstand-
ing rookies. Sophomore Kevin Bickford
was the center of the line flanked by
Gary Eaton and Donald Jacques, a
Junior and Freshman respectivly.

A good offense many times has a
superior defense. "The Super Senior
D" was truly super. Allowing only 17
goals all year, those responsible were
all Seniors. Paul Flagg, Dave
Peterson, and Jim LaCava did a great
job. Three -year Goalie Pete
Gvazdauskas was injured for much of
the season but came up with seven
shutouts. Andy Mosher did a good job
while filling in for Pete in six games.

The outlook for the 1976 team is
very good indeed. With a great year
behind us the Dual Valley League
Trophy may remain in Sutton for a
number of years.

I 1

J.V. Team: J. Raad, D. Bill, M. Hatfield, B. Lindstrom, A. Hicks, P.
Domey, M. Stevenson, Coach Ellis, Manager C. McCuUough, R. McClaren,
Damstrom, M. Goodwin, T. Chomo, K. Ekman, R. Kleber.

Field Hockey

Even with the loss of three ex-
ceptional seniors from last year's
squad, the shinguards experienced a
good year. Shelia Boutilier filled the
boots as coach for this year's team
and did a fine job leading the girls
to a winning season of 7-5-3, taking
second place in the Dual Valley
League.

The four seniors were Wendy
Annis, Allison Eaton, Ann Klewiec,
and Wendy Hoist who served as Cap-
tain this year. Susan Millet, Janet
Messier and Wendy Hoist were suc-
cessful in making the Dual Valley
League All Star Team. The Shin-
guards are looking ahead to a most
promising team next year, after com-
pleting a very successful season with
a 6-3-2 mark and taking first place in
the league.

A victory smile from Dodie . . . Hey, where did the ball go?

(Left To Right) Front Row--Becki Goodwin, Ann Klewiec, Allison Eaton, Wendy
Hoist, Janet Messier, and Linda Brote. Second Row--Jody Donnelly, Susan Mil-
lett, Wendy Annis, Nancy Silun and Wendy Goodwin. Third Row- -Karen Gagner,
Katherine Adamsky, Karen Arakelian, Linda Vickery, Margaret Stevenson and
Linda Moore.

The team anxiously awaits the outcome of the
bully.

Coach Boutilier nervously
watches the game.

What now, Coach?

Try and catch me!

Front Row Sitting: (Left To Right) Barbara Richards, Lisa Chouinard, Karen
Johnson, Joy Linder, Kathy Morse, Lynn Abbott. Back Row Kneeling: Karen
Gagner, Laurie Raad, Darline Plante, Mary Jubet, Karen Dumas, Vivian A I
ger, Christine Adamsky, Linda Moore.

Team

Coach Michael Hood
David Harting
Ronnie Annis

Bruce Stahl
Wayne Carrier
John Annis

Chris Morano
William Morrisey
John Stratford

Burton Clarkson
Donald Eaton
David Pearson

ross

Country

ffiiiiiiiliilMlW^

The cross-country team in their
huddle, before beating arch-
rival Douglas High.

John Stratford and Dave Pearson
toward the finish line.

racing

The runners prepared, they contemplate Dave Harting and Ronnie Annis in
their strategy.

a foot race with opposing Nipmuc
runner.

This year's cross country team
went into the season under the lead-
ership and guidance of new coach,
Mr. Michael Hood. The captains of
this year's team were Chris Morano
and Dave Harting, both Juniors. The
team started strong, running a new
course. They improved their Dual
Valley record of last year (2-8) and
lost some close contests.

Running first for the team was
Chris Morano, breaking the old
school course record four times.
Dave Harting ran a consistent sec-
ond all year though hampered by

Injuries at the beginning of the sea
son. Harting broke the former
school course record held by Morano
in the last meet by finishing at a
blazing 14.49 minutes.

A pleasant suprise for the team
was Ronnie Annis, a Sophmore. Ron-
nie ran third and ocasionally second.
Wayne Carrier, a Junior, ran for
the first time and placed for the
Sammies.

Coach Hood is confident for next
year with all his runners returning
and a year of experience behind
them.

Coach Hood gives some last-minute
instructions.

Let's Fight! Score! Win!

Karen wonders if she is in step. Cheerleaders try out their new pompoms.

Back Row: Captains Eileen Nevins, Donna Novak. Front Row: Karen Swart,
Cmdy Smith, Laurie Gurney, Denise Lavoie, Kim Urbach, Beth Biork, Pauline
Picard, Patty Winkiewicz.

Sutton started fast in the
Samnii^s opener, but the
experienced Shepard Hill
team prevailed.

Kevin Bickfordgoes
high for a rebound
in the midst of a
crowd, in a close

Sutton returned to its winning
ways in a successful game
against Marianhill.

one against Uxbridge.

Captain Richard Eklund led the way
in an early Dual Valley League win.

Although they saw only sparse action
this year, Dave Pearson, and Tom Dam
Strom will be a great help to future
teams.

Varsity Team: M. Robbins, R. Corey, R. Eklund, Coach Romasco, P. Gvaz-
dauskas, P. Beckwith, S. Young, D. Pearson, T. Damstrom, K. Bickford, D.
Stevenson. Not Pictured are Chris Morano, Donald Plante, and Brian Bickford.

Mike Robbins was a very steady player, Peter Gvazdauskas contributed great
giving some brilliant performances in ly with his rebounding and point scor
tight spots. ing to the win over Valley Tech,

Junior Varsity Team: D. Robbins, M. Goodwin, A. Mosher, B. Bickford, J.
Raad, R. Kleber, M. Stevenson, D. Eaton, B. Lindstrom, F. Cichy, D. Gvaz-
dauskas, T. Ryan, and Coach Ellis.

This year's J. V. team has given
Coach Ellis a few more white hairs,
but he enjoys every minute of it.

Bill Lindstrom pulls down another
rebound.

Bringing the ball quickly up court, Brian
"Tiny" Bickford handles the guard du-
ties for the J. V. team.

Franny Cichy goes up for two points
against Valley Tech. Tom Ryan is ready
for any rebound.

A tough Sutton defense is led by Da-
vid Gvazdauskas with help from
Franny Cichy, Tom Ryan, and Bill
Lindstrom.

Joe Radd ties up the ball against a
tough Hopedale team.

Front: Coach Sue Robbins, W. Head, L, Choinard, B. Richards, L. Brote, D.
Periy. Middle: K. Dumas, K, Johnson, D. Plante, K. Ballard, W. Goodwin,
Back: W. Gamble, V. Alger, C. Morse,

W. Aimis, A. Eaton, W. Hoist, A. Kleweic, Coach Stockhaus, P. Smith, J.
Messier, S. Millet, L. Vickery, N. Silun, M. Stevenson, K. Arikelian.

Suzies Captains Wendy Annis, Wendy Hoist, Anne Wendy Hoist plays good
Kleweic; Coach Hope Stockhaus. defense in hope of a fast

break.

Wendy Annis sets a good pick Captains have a chat with officials before the
against a Hopedale player. game.

AMUSEMENTS.

HKNRT C. JARKETT LBSSEB AND MANAOBK.

THia KVKNIXG AT Ti O CLOCK.

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THBATRB PRANCAIS D£ NEW YORK.
FAUL JI'" .VKl' DIRBOTOB.

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L.A CAGNOTTE.

Comedy In tour act*, by M LubUhe.
Ooon opeti at 7: cummeiice at i to S u'clock Ttcket office
open froDi lU A. M. to ^ P. M Pertoronaiice uverat i<Ji.

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till ftirther notice.
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Cclekrntrd Tablrmux of thr Dawa ofCbris-
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TWO GRAUD COi^CERTS,

FAST DAY,

AFTERNOON AND EVENINCI.

Tremont Temple.

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Hea«r «r F*rt Saiater aad ihr
Receui VlctTle»»

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THURSDAY A FTEKN DON *t 3 o'clock, and EVENING al
71 •'clock. April 13, (Van Davi, lu which Mlso IIocstom Mr*
H. M SaiTH, Mrm. Cary. MIas Rr;iN, Mr. BoDOLrHsaM. Mr.
Hsyar Cartci and Master* (iaicTii and Lister (the Qdcsi
JaTcotle cboli>f8ter« In New Knclaiid). will take pan.

The 8ur apa- gled Banner will be auAg a* a Quarttitie by
JIlB* Hou'tun. Mrs. C^ry, M<m Byan and Mr. Kiidolphton.
during which an elegtot Bammoth American Flag will he
anfurTed In th>- preuence ol t> e aailence.

Ticket* with Reserved Seats will l>e for sale on Monday at
Citsoo'a MukIc Store. Pi ice. with retcrrtd smU, S» cents.
OtherUckeUiftcenta. Si. *prtl»

MERCA'^WLE HAlil^

FRIDAY MVININU. April 14.
NOV ELTIKS IN LANGUAGE.

EXHTBITION AND LBC* L'RE on the dlftereat Ibraia of
l.ans:u«ge adduced to the KvernI aensea— The T anom
of DmT Mutei.— The Daai Mute and BUnd.-by ProT.Bartr
)«tt of ibe American As) luni for the Deaf and Dumb, at
Hartford, Conn. Several intelligent, educated deaf routes
will be preseot and Uke part In the exhibition Ticket*
cents. For aale at J. K. 'Ttlton's and at O. Dlttoii k Co.
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127 TrwHiMl street.
Up«n dally (torn » A. M. to • f. M., and Wednesday and
Batarday KTentngs. tt mch 27

TosUlvely Last WeelL

THB NATIONAL STATUK,

VIRGINIA DASE,

By L«alaR L^aasler.

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Bniullng. TtckoU 26 cenU, Packages of 3 Ticket*, t1 UO.
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Ann Kleweic, Editor

Calendar Of Events

NOVEMBER 13 Band Concert

21 Senior Class Auction

DECEMBER 11 Chorus and Band Concert

12 Sophomore Dance

JANUARY 22 Humanities Exhibition

MARCH 10 Donkey Basketball Game

16 Band Plays At Auburn Mall

26 Junior Dance

30 Sophomores Order Rings

APRIL 6 Play

30 Junior Class Auction

MAY 1 Freshman-Sophomore Semi-Formal

5 Band Concert

7 Varsity Banquet

14 Prom

21 Graduation

^ 44

Student Council

Peter Gvazdauskas .... President

Ann Klewiec Vice-President

Wendy Hoist Secretary-
Becky Goodwin
Robert Magner
Michael Hatfield
David Gvazdauskas
Nancy Morano
John Annis
Kathy Morse
Maureen Bell
Russell Kleber

Paul Eklund Student Advisory

Council

Ann Klewiec confers with Student Council Advisor Mr. Brosnihan.

The Advocator Staff was head-
ed this year by Christopher Mor-
ano, with Donna Reidy as his as-
sistant editor. The team adopted a new
masthead along with some new ideas.
Patterned after Donna's Doodles of
five years past, Donna Reidy has a
new column entitled Reidy's Ramblings,
where students' activities and achieve-
ments are brought to light. Feature
articles in the paper focused on some
of Sutton's noteworthy citizens. Early
in the year, the staff attended a Scho-
lastic Newspaper Conference where
they received some instruction from
accomplished editors. Although the
newspaper has received no awards,
the Staff is confident that their pro-
duction upholds the fine reputation of
the Advocator.

Dodie Alger and Robin Putnam of the
Advertising Staff.

Donna Reidy, Chris Morano and Advisor Mr. James O'Dea look over
the completed edition of the Advocator.

Bob Magner, Nancy Silun and Kevin Swart
of the Sports Staff.

Advocator Staff

Adviser. . .James H. O'Dea
Editor. . . Chris Morano
Asst. Editor. . . Donna Reidy
Advertising. . .Dodie Alger
Robin Putnam
Steve LeClaire

Contributors

Lynn Bergeson
Sandy Puchek
Kim Urbach
Bob Magner
Sharon Adamsky
Kim Anderson
Nancy Silun
Kevin Swart
Paula Cressy
Doug Smith

Photography Club Members: Laurie Picard, Curtis Maurand, Dolores
Alger, Andrew Mosher, Paul Domey, and Advisor Florence Shaw. Below,
the Club mounts pictures for Humanities display featuring historic Sutton.

National
Honor
Society

National Honor Society members
attended the annual central Massa-
chusetts convention, held this year at
Wachusett Regional High School, where
they participated in various discussion
groups on the purpose and direction of
the Society. Guest speaker Senator
Edward Kennedy spoke to the conven-
tion following a luncheon at the Holden
House Country Club. Pictured above
are N. H. S. members Peter Gvasdaus-
kas, Laurie Picard, Christine Pearson,
and Catherine Johnson; at left. Advisor
Paul Lamontagne.

Cheryl Croteau, Barbara Moore, Melinda Mc-
Cullough, and Richard Eklund. Ann Kleweic,
below, is shown in her other capacity as
Activities Editor for the yearbook.

Humanities

Calendar Of Events

JANUARY Sutton Through the Camera's
Eye (pages 94 & 95)
MARCH Bicentennial Ball

APRIL Play

Choral Concerts
Band Concerts

MAY Art Exhibitions

Outdoor Sports Night

School Committee member Mr. Perry
looks over the refreshments.

Sutton citizen, Mr. Don
aid King, speaks at the
exhibition.

Congratulations, Cathie

Cathie Anderson and Donna Schroeder display their mural, done in oils, featur-
ing historic Sutton Landmarks.

Dramatics:

YOU CANT TAKE IT
WITH YOU

Dramatics Club Advisor Jane
Spinak.

Assistant Director Christine Morse.

The Cast: P. Gvasdauskas, A. Eaton,
D. Amato, B. Bjork, N. Silun, W.
Johnson, B. Richards, P. Flagg, S.
O'Shea, B. Brigham, D. Gvasdauskas,
D. Lavoie, C. Eaton, R. Corey, M.
Robbins, M. Linder. Alison Eaton,
below, is cast in the lead role.

Jazz Band The High School Band, under the direction

of Richard Holland, began the year's activi-
ties in October with appearances at the Dudley
and Worcester Elm Park Elementary schools.
The Fall Concert was held in Noveniber, with
the A Band and Jazz Band performing. Decem-
ber was a busy month for the musicians, who
were invited to play at the W. T. A. G. Studios
in the Christmas for Children Radiothon, as
well as giving two concerts: one for Grafton
High School, and one for elderly residents of
Sutton.

In February, the Jazz Band entered the
Central Massachusetts Band Competition for
the first time. The Jazz and A Bands performed
in March at the Auburn Mall. The year was
a full one, seeing eighteen performances and
two parades. Band activities included an ex-
cursion to Nantasket Beach, as usual, and a
trip to see the Boston Pops. The Spring and
Humanities Day Concerts ended the band's
school-year activities, but Mr. Holland is pre-
paring for a final concert on July 5 in cele-
bration of the Bicentennial. He plans for the
Mr. Holland doing what he does first time to organize a community band to
best. include school members, graduates, and

I townspeople. A

Christmas

For
Children

WTAG

Sutton High Band
December 16, 1975

The Brass and the Woodwinds,

Dave Maynard introduces the band at
the Christmas Radiothon,

Richard Holland conducts.

100

Music for Chorus is chosen from popular records.

New York

What view are you looking
at, Karen?

Gardens at Rockefeller Center.

Everyone pauses for a quick snapshot in front of the United Nations Building.

104

Students enjoy their visit to St. Patrick's g^^^ , ^^^^ walking.

Cathedral. ^

Rockefeller Center.

Skycrapers are fascinating

105

Field Trips

Mr. Brosnihan's Medieval History Class
visited Higgins Armory in Worcester.
Pictured above: Phil Beckwith, Kim An-
derson, Karen Dumas, John Annis, and
Kevin Bickford.

Some members of Mr. Hood's Journalism Class that toured the Worcester
Telegram and Gazette were Gary Eaton, Mary Malmgren, Kim McMillan,
Donna Novak, and Janet Messier.

106

Chris Morano, Nancy Silun, Donna Reidy, and Steve LeClaire (not pictured),
accompanied by Mr. O'Dea, attended the New England Scholastic Press Asso-
ciation Conference at Boston University.

L "r

Richard Audette, Gerald Greene, Robin
Raymond, and David Leno were among
the students who went to see the movie
"1776".

Members of the Humanities Class
went to Springfield to see a produc-
tion of Eugene O 'Neil's Ah,
Wilderness.

107

Sutton Teachers' Association

Faculty Game

DOLLAfi WllKIT fill

A PAPIB rOB THE BlIIIIEIl MAN—

B1¥0T.BJ) TO frSHlIAL INT1I.I.IOTGS

109

Shirley Maynard, Editor

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CLASS OF 1978

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Mr. & Mrs. B. Donald Bjorn

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hood

Mr. & Mrs. William Brosnihan

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Keegan

Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Carlson

Mr. Paul Lamontagne

Mr. & Mrs. Yale Cohen

Mrs. Helen McCallum

Mr. & Mrs. Harry Davagian

Mr. & Mrs. John Newton

Miss Marjory Dick

Mr. & Mrs. James O'Dea

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Douville

John & Florence Shaw

Mr. & Mrs. William Ellis

Mr. & Mrs. Norman Shaw

Mr. & Mrs. Louis Ettamarna

Mr. & Mrs. William Sneed

Mr. & Mrs. Veto Filipkowski

Ms. Jane Spinak

Susan Frye & Tom Hacker

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Stockhaus

Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Grant

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Tebo

Mr. & Mrs. Reginald Grover

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Trudell

Patrons

SUTTON MOTORS

Rev. J. Raymond Bedard

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Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Annis Sr.

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Mr. & Mrs. George Picard

Class of 1976

Mrs. Bridget Putnam

Mr. & Mrs. Walter Klewiec

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Mrs. Pota Paikos
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Mr. & Mrs. Charles J Carlson

Nancy Kibbe

Mr. & Mrs. Eino Johnson

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Maclntyre

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence M. Gilmore

Sandra Cristensen

Mr. & Mrs. John Ronnquist

Gayie Belle

Mr. & Mrs. Fred Novicki

Mr. & Mrs. David Kaplan

Arlene Kasper

Gary Soderman

Mr. & Mrs. Donald P Daniels

Mr. & Mrs. Larry Stricklene
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bjork
Conrad J Peterson
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Peterson
Mr. & Mrs. Danelius George

Leonard
Edgar Leonard
Jane Bates

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Currier

Mrs. McCallum

Peggy Cesna

Donna Roy

A special friend

Peg Shesna

Compliments of John Rossie
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony I. Ryan
Mr. & Mrs. Donald McKcown

Mr. & Mrs. Walter Tebo
Tom Hindley
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Millett
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Connolly
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Martin
Joseph Staruk

Harold, Diane, Janet and Hal

Leber
Mrs. L. Swallow
Bob and Wanda Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. Morton Carter
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Bessette
Mr. & Mrs. Parder Annis
Mr. & Mrs. John E. Annis Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph E. Gilmore
Reverened & Mrs. Arthur K. Poke
and Sarah

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Friends

A friend Florence

Mr. & Mrs. James Millette

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bushweff

Harvey Comtois

Louise Larson

Dick Westwebery

Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Merrill

Michael, Dave, & Chris Trottier

Mr. & Mrs. Norman E. LaVergne

Mr. & Mrs. Oliver Chapdelaine Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Stahl

Mr. & Mrs. Francis King

Mr. & Mrs. Gremier

Mrs. Milton L. Holbrooke

Sutton Farmers Market

James F. Horan

Dexter & Carolyn Brigham

R. Gordon King

Baker's Department Store

Linda and Paul Deschenes

Mr. & Mrs. Jules E. LeBel

David J. Bergerson

Mr. & Mrs. Allan Bill

Mr. & Mrs. Owen R. McCullough

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lavalee

Debbie Milkman

Mr. & Mrs. Eino Johnson

Mr. & Mrs. Russell I Milkman

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Siegel

Mr. Stuart Kaplan

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Nichols Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Gary P. Ford & Sons

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Auger & Family

Mr. & Mrs. John Gasco

Jeffery Klewiec

Jim Gray

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Mr. & Mrs. charles Winkiewicz
Mr. & Mrs. Roland Young
June Orphan

Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Conley
Mr. & Mrs. Barrett Judson
Dennis Anderson

Boosters

Cathy LeClair
Phillip Jacques
Gus Maynard
Denise Peladeau
Pauline Picard
Denise & Russ
Shirley Maynard
Deo & Kathy
Debr Maynard
Teddy Willette
Cindy Orphin
Karen Gagner
Mike LeClair
Nancy Morano
Keith Alan Mclntyre
Maureen Bell
Ricky Christensen
Jimmy Fournier

Bonnie Dawicki
Fred Novicki
Robin Raymond
Garry Lauziere
Susan Millett
Michael Charest
David Gvazdauskas
Joe Raad
Diane Stahl
Andy Mosher
John Annis Jr.
Burton Clark
David Pearson
Timothy E. Annis
Mike Anderson
Dave Rose
Lee Paquette

Paul LaCava
Matthew Panagiotor
Sister Eaton
Gary O. Eaton
Allison Eaton
Bobby S.

Mr. & Mrs. Seaver
Linda Millett
Scot Hamilton
Betty & Al
Denise LaVergne
Debbie LaVergne
Sean Connolly
Donna Connolly
Keith Orphin
Winona Head
Jill & Curt

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